Watch: Trevor Lawrence scores 19 in Precision Passing at Pro Bowl Games

Trevor Lawrence and the other two AFC quarterbacks got a win in the first event of the 2023 Pro Bowl Games.

The 2023 Pro Bowl Games got started Thursday evening and the Jacksonville Jaguars’ Trevor Lawrence kicked off the festivities.

The Jaguars’ second-year quarterback — who was named to the Pro Bowl as a replacement for the Super Bowl-bound Patrick Mahomes — was the first participant of the first event: Precision Passing.

Lawrence, 23, got the Pro Bowl Games started on a decent note, putting up a respectable 19 points in the event:

While the checkdown wasn’t working for Lawrence, his 19-point performance was part of a 71-55 win for the AFC to kick off the Pro Bowl Games.

Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Derek Carr led the six quarterbacks with 31 points, 10 more than any other player participating.

Lawrence joined the Jaguars as the first pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, but finished his rookie season with 12 touchdowns and an NFL-most 17 interceptions. He made massive strides in year two, finishing the 2022 season with 25 touchdowns and eight interceptions.

Jaguars return specialist Jamal Agnew is the only other Jacksonville player represented at the 2023 Pro Bowl Games.

2023 Pro Bowl Games: Geno Smith named a Precision Passing contestant

Seattle Seahawks QB Geno Smith has been named one of six quarterbacks to compete in the Precision Passing event in the 2023 Pro Bowl Games.

The NFL is gearing up for the 2023 Pro Bowl Games this week, including the Precision Passing contest featuring select AFC and NFC quarterbacks.

Three signal callers were named from each conference, including Seahawks QB Geno Smith.

Here’s the lineup for Thursday’s event:

AFC      NFC
Trevor Lawrence, Jaguars      Kirk Cousins, Vikings
Tyler Huntley, Ravens      Geno Smith, Seahawks
Derek Carr, Raiders      Jared Goff, Lions

You can watch the reveal below.

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Russell Wilson crushes competition in Pro Bowl precision passing event

Watch No. 3 do his thing.

Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson just absolutely crushed the competition in the 2022 Pro Bowl precision passing event. Wilson didn’t get much help from teammate Justin Jefferson, but he racked up 29 points and a win for the NFC team, drawfing the pathetic numbers from the AFC’s team of Mac Jones and Hunter Renfrow.

Watch No. 3 do his thing.

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QB Russell Wilson dominates Precision Passing event in Skills Showdown

Seahawks QB Russell Wilson threw for 19 points in 60 seconds to lead the NFC in a win in the Precision Passing event at the Skills Showdown.

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson might not be playing in the bowl game of his choice to end the season, but he certainly went all out in this year’s 2020 NFL Pro Bowl Skills Showdown.

Wilson absolutely dominated in the Precision Passing event, which pits the two quarterbacks and one captain-appointed non-quarterback from the AFC and NFC squads in a one-minute battle each to hit as many targets as possible.

Wilson led the day, throwing for a score of 19 points in 60 seconds, helping the NFC team to beat the AFC by a final of 43-17.

Here’s a look at Wilson’s dominant performance in Orlando.

Wilson was a huge factor in the NFC’s other events, so be sure and check out the other Skills Showdown posts to follow shortly.

The 2020 NFL Pro Bowl is set to kick off this Sunday at 12:00 p.m. PT on ABC and ESPN, live from Camping World Stadium in Orlando.

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New events added to Pro Bowl Skills Showdown this year

A number of new events have been added to this year’s Pro Bowl Skills Showdown at ESPN Wide World of Sports in Orlando.

Before the 2020 Pro Bowl kicks off on Sunday, Jan. 26 from Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Pro Bowl players will be participating in a number of events throughout the week.

For the fourth year in a row, players will get to showcase their talents in the Pro Bowl Bowl Skills Showdown.

Here are the events for this year’s Skills Showdown, per NFL Communications:

  • Precision Passing presented by Skittles
  • Gridiron Gauntlet presented by Castrol EDGE
  • Best Hands presented by Intuit
  • Thread the Needle presented by Panini
  • Epic Pro Bowl Dodgeball presented by Old Spice

The Skills Showdown competition will take place on January 22 at ESPN Wide World of Sports, but will air the following day, on Thursday, Jan. 23 on ESPN at 6:00 p.m. PT.

Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson and linebacker Bobby Wagner were the only team members selected to the Pro Bowl this season. As the NFC team with the best record to lose in the divisional round of the playoffs, the Seahawks’ staff will be coaching the NFC roster.

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